InterCultural Diversity
As a Jesuit school, Georgetown Prep is committed to building a multi-cultural community, where there is genuine respect and deep appreciation for the many cultures, faiths and traditions that our students identify with. Prep's unique boarding program provides students with an exceptional opportunity to live, learn, engage and form meaningful friendships with others from all around the country and world. In an increasingly global and interdependent world, the best equipped students understand and appreciate the world beyond their own home.
Mission
Prep's Intercultural Diversity program provides meaningful initiatives that foster a global perspective in each member of the community so that they are empowered to act with purpose and compassion across cultural boundaries.
Goal
Our goal is to help students become informed citizens of the world and to make meaningful connections and relationships where diversity of cultures and traditions is embraced.
Global Citizens
This unique exposure gives our students a wider worldview by building cross-cultural understanding as we prepare them to become global citizens. This makes the Prep experience truly unique.
Affinity Groups
Black Student Association
Clubs and Activities
United by our commitment to promoting the dignity of all students, Georgetown Prep offers a variety of extracurriculars that allow our students to actively gain a deeper understanding of diversity throughout our school community and greater society.
Collins Cup
GP Unidos
Cultural Celebrations
Georgetown Prep celebrates a variety of cultural events throughout the school year, providing opportunities to educate, share, and grow in our understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures and perspectives.
Lunar New Year
Oktoberfest
Taste of Africa
Taste of Japan
Global Opportunities
While in Brussels, Belgium, the Global Scholar students visited the capital of the EU and toured the EU Parliament. It was compelling for the students to see how Europe has responded to World War I and II and the division of the Berlin Wall. After going through such division and destructiveness there is now a commitment to collaboration and unity.
Mr. Bill Haardt, Theology Teacher
During Spring Break 2025, members of the Global Scholars Program traveled to Germany for a immersive academic and cultural experiences.
Over Spring Break 2025, the International Relations Club embarked on an enriching two-week journey through Portugal and Spain.
